How we verify information

Sources and methodology

We prioritize first-party game sites, official storefronts, and official developer or publisher announcements. A review date means the named source was checked on that date; it does not make a changing store field permanent.

How information is described

Officially confirmed

A first-party announcement or store page states the claim directly.

Currently listed

A dynamic storefront showed the field on the stated review date. It may change.

Community data

A named third-party database or extracted record lists the field. Its collection date and build, when known, limit what it establishes; matching copies may share one origin.

Player report

A player describes a result or problem. Agreement in a thread is not an official ruling, and a reported fix may depend on the save or build.

Tested by this site

This label is reserved for an actual recorded reproduction with platform, build, steps and result. Source reading alone never earns it.

Unknown

The reviewed evidence does not establish the answer. Unknown never means “no.”

Source standards

Graveyard Keeper 1 data is never treated as Graveyard Keeper 2 evidence.
Official claims, community database fields, player observations, and our interpretations are attributed separately. Community-only guidance stays labeled as such; it is not presented as official or independently reproduced.
Price, availability, mode, and compatibility fields include store, region, and date context.
Pages should answer a specific question with traceable evidence. Unavailable sources are dated and identified as cached evidence where applicable; access failure does not prove permanent deletion. Plans are separated from released changes, and PC patches do not automatically establish console status.
Material corrections update the affected page and its review note.

Official source register

Corrections

Use Contact and corrections now. Include the page URL, the sentence you believe is wrong, your platform and build, and a source or clear reproduction steps. Official game, developer, publisher, or store sources are preferred; relevant player reports can also help identify an issue without becoming official confirmation.